he needs clarification that i've actually added it to the route 'cus i missed it on the first plot
Sam - will get onto it this evening, sorry, things have been a bit hectic.
and... still no vehicle... or mot!
(Although my line was deliberately not on the road a lot of the time - i like the big thick line so i can see it easily whilst driving... but also like to be able to see the road...
SO
Need to discuss more important stuff.
As has become customary when Mr Noisy goes laning, the "brunch stop" holds hue importance during the day and must be planned/looked forward to at length.
If we are meeting at 8am, that means I'm up at 6.
Bit early for breakfast, but 10am ish is just about right IMO.
The procedure in past has been to lane for a bit and when a decent scenic location comes about at around 10am (ish) we stop for a jolly good bit of bacon, sausage and egg butty. Or whatever it is that takes your fancy.
The rules are BYOF and ideally BYOS because (as we know from laning last year) cooking 21 eggs in a frying pan at the same time only results in a fried scrambled omelette, so if you can/want to bring your own stove etc then please do.
I raise this point because if we DON'T have a planned food stop then NOBODY will eat properly, people WILL starve and faces WILL be grumpy.
So basically I'm asking/telling that we need to plan a stop for brunch so bring something to sort you out for the rest of the day cos we will stop for an hour approx at 10 and then lane for the rest of the day on empty tummies otherwise.
Cheers, Sam
SO
Need to discuss more important stuff.
As has become customary when Mr Noisy goes laning, the "brunch stop" holds hue importance during the day and must be planned/looked forward to at length.
If we are meeting at 8am, that means I'm up at 6.
Bit early for breakfast, but 10am ish is just about right IMO.
The procedure in past has been to lane for a bit and when a decent scenic location comes about at around 10am (ish) we stop for a jolly good bit of bacon, sausage and egg butty. Or whatever it is that takes your fancy.
The rules are BYOF and ideally BYOS because (as we know from laning last year) cooking 21 eggs in a frying pan at the same time only results in a fried scrambled omelette, so if you can/want to bring your own stove etc then please do.
I raise this point because if we DON'T have a planned food stop then NOBODY will eat properly, people WILL starve and faces WILL be grumpy.
So basically I'm asking/telling that we need to plan a stop for brunch so bring something to sort you out for the rest of the day cos we will stop for an hour approx at 10 and then lane for the rest of the day on empty tummies otherwise.
Cheers, Sam
SO
Need to discuss more important stuff.
As has become customary when Mr Noisy goes laning, the "brunch stop" holds hue importance during the day and must be planned/looked forward to at length.
If we are meeting at 8am, that means I'm up at 6.
Bit early for breakfast, but 10am ish is just about right IMO.
The procedure in past has been to lane for a bit and when a decent scenic location comes about at around 10am (ish) we stop for a jolly good bit of bacon, sausage and egg butty. Or whatever it is that takes your fancy.
The rules are BYOF and ideally BYOS because (as we know from laning last year) cooking 21 eggs in a frying pan at the same time only results in a fried scrambled omelette, so if you can/want to bring your own stove etc then please do.
I raise this point because if we DON'T have a planned food stop then NOBODY will eat properly, people WILL starve and faces WILL be grumpy.
So basically I'm asking/telling that we need to plan a stop for brunch so bring something to sort you out for the rest of the day cos we will stop for an hour approx at 10 and then lane for the rest of the day on empty tummies otherwise.
Cheers, Sam
haha was an awesome breakfast tbh! ill bring food but I only have a tiny camping stove
although I still have the Rangie, this is big standard so should be good fun, hopefully I can find and fit a heater by then if not I can drive without a heater ooh this means I can be noisy with you Mr noisy
Well it looks like the 90 isn't going to make it I've got 2 speaking competitions this week which means I've only got 3 nights to work on it and to et it's from a chassis and engine that still needs rebuilding in that time is pretty much impossible
How starchy are the lanes ? There is a possibility I can bring the D3 depending on how scratchy it's going to be
Blimey, you have more landy's than me!
They're more rocky than scratchy as a whole, but, there maybe some, i'd personally not take a D3... but, that's cus mines a week old to me and very shiny! Your situation may be different!
Glad you are still coming though!
And what's a speaking competition? (other than a competition you speak in....)
"yarp tut combine 'n tharrt"
Speaking competition for young farmers?!
Lol, I can imagine the accents now
ANYWAY
yeah, they're a couple lanes that might damage a D3, not sure I'd be up for that, would much rather a RRC! Took a standard D1 down hollinsclough and there wasn't much left of the side steps, but a D3 would probably toast it on off road height.
The run will be predominantly non scratchy at this time of year, guess its as broad as its long and if its not a mint car anyway it's not too much trouble I guess.
RRC would be the safer option!!
but will most probably be the RRC
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